Entomological Soc. of AmericaNew on Entomology Today: Research on the effects of the artificial sweetener sucralose on German cockroaches (Blattella germanica) find significant impacts on their survival in lab tests, with apparent links to water loss and changes in gut bacteria. #entomology #insects #PestManagment #IPM https://entomologytoday.org/2024/01/10/sucralose-artificial-sweetener-cockroach-pest-management/
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Please join us for this webinar next Thursday October 26 at 11 am eastern time!
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https://www.amnh.org/calendar/insect-decline. We are having Sci Cafe at AMNH about insect decline tonight at 7!
Thanks @nytscience for the chance to talk about the new @amnh Solomon Family Insectarium! https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/25/arts/design/jessica-ware-insects-american-museum-natural-history.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
Thinking of attending #ICO2023?
@WorldDragonfly
and
@OdonataAmericas
have some funding available, deadline to apply is March 15th! #dragonfly #damselfly #conference #Odonatology #entomology
@WorldDragonfly
and
@OdonataAmericas
have some funding available, deadline to apply is March 15th! #dragonfly #damselfly #conference #Odonatology #entomology
Hello, Mastodon! World's largest org. serving professional/scientific needs of #entomologists and people in related disciplines here. We're expanding our social media presence and excited to connect with the entomology community on Mastodon. Follow along for news and updates from the world of #entomology, links to new blog posts and resources from ESA, and info about ESA events, programs, and engagement opportunities. #insects #arthropods #science Learn more about ESA at https://entsoc.org/
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